Pizza Crust Fungus by photosynthesis
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Looks almost good enough to eat. Taken at Larch Mountain...
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Comments (6)
Great shot it does look cool
A tad tough, I expect!
These are called "conks" by foresters & loggers in the Northwest. A conk is a fibrous but sometimes fleshy fruiting body of a wood-rotting fungus that has a definite form and structure. Significance: A conk usually indicates rot close to or in excess of the percentage of gross volume allowing in a merchantable log of any class.
Interesting facts above, and a wonderful capture of this one!
Allen's a smart 'un, all right! :P
Great shot. Although I think I will pass on consuming this fine pixxa crust. :)